Digital Clothing Limited (DigiClo) is supporting the coordination and industry engagement of the Fashion & Textile Digital Product Passport (DPP) Use Case Programme, in collaboration with the Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Society (TBIS) and Fashion Big Data Foundation (FBDf).

 

We are pleased to share the following invitation for organisations interested in participating in the programme.

 

The Textile Bioengineering and Informatics Society (TBIS) and Fashion Big Data Foundation (FBDf) invite manufacturers, brands, technology providers, importers and exporters, testing laboratories, certification bodies, and industry associations to participate in the FBD Fashion & Textile Digital Product Passport (DPP) Use Case Programme, hosted on Circular-data.org.

 

The programme is supported by the Fashion Big Data (FBD) Digital Product Passport platform developed from the EU Horizon 2020 project FBD_BModel.

 

Coordination under CIRPASS-2 EU Digital Product Passport Ecosystem

The programme is coordinated through the “Fashion Textile DPP Use Case” cluster on Circular-data.org, established by the CIRPASS-2, which is a project funded by the European Commission to advance Digital Product Passport implementation, including development and testing of the EU mock DPP registry environment and the execution of DPP use case pilots.

 

Purpose of the Programme

The programme aims to:

• Develop technically structured and formally documented textile DPP use cases to be registered at the EU mock registry and published at circular-data.org

• Demonstrate implementation pathways across fibre, yarn, fabric, garment, and related sectors

• Align datasets with TBIS-IGS DPP standards (Technical Performance, Environmental Footprint, Circularity, ESG)

• Support DPP interoperability testing within EU-compatible environments on its mock DPP registry and pilot testing community on circular.data-org.

 

The programme provides participating organisations with an opportunity to develop and test DPP datasets in preparation for the upcoming EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR).

 

Participation Opportunities (2026)

Engagement opportunities include:

• Techtextil, Frankfurt (April 21-24) – bilateral meetings and programme discussions

• Reuse Economy Expo, Paris (May 19-20) – exhibition and stakeholder engagement

• FBD DPP Use Case Workshop, Lille (August 25-28) – presentation of use cases and ecosystem roundtable

• FBD DPP Masterclass – structured online implementation support from regulatory interpretation to operational DPP deployment with EU mock registry and pilot use case platform.

 

Registration Deadline:

31 March, 2026

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Registration:

Organisations are invited to register via the official DPP Use Case Registration Form by 31st March 2026: https://forms.gle/ThzyS4sG2UhZ9rvL6

 

Participation is subject to review and confirmation.